Legato Networker ClientPak and Storage Node User's Guide
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Browsing Save Sets that are Available for Recovery
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Interactive Browse Recovery
To browse save sets and recover specific files, groups of files, directories, or MPE
volume sets, start the NSRRECOV program and enter only the server and client
parameters. You can also turn the overwrite prompt off and turn parallelism on during
interactive browse recoveries.
Using the Command Interpreter
From the CI, enter the following command to start the NSRRECOV program:
: RUN NSRRECOV;INFO="-s
server
-c
client
-iN"
For example:
: RUN NSRRECOV;INFO="-s
jupiter
"
The following prompt is displayed:
NSRRECOV: Current working directory is /projects
Using the POSIX Shell
From the POSIX shell, enter the following command to start the NSRRECOV program:
$ NSRRECOV -s
server
-c
client
Note that the client name is optional.
Once you have started the NSRRECOV program, you can browse save sets for
individual files, groups of files, directories, or volume sets.
Browsing Save Sets that are Available for Recovery
You can browse save sets for files that are available for recovery from the NetWorker
recover prompt. See Table 1 on page 29 for the list of NSRRECOV program commands.
Important: You must have write permissions for the save sets that you want to browse.
To browse save sets, follow these steps:
1. Start the NSRRECOV program and display the name of the current save set:
recover> pwd
The name of the save set is displayed, for example:
/projects
2. Change to the save set where the directory to be recovered resides:
recover> cd project1
3. List the directories or files in the current save set in one of the following ways:
– To list the directories or files without details, enter the list command:
recover> ls
documents reports
– To list the files with details, enter the long format listing command:
recover> ls -l
total 1614420
drwxrwxrwx 0 MANAGER.SYS 992 Nov 21 13:38 documents
drwxrwxrwx 0 MANAGER.SYS 896 Nov 21 14:19 reports